Family

Marvanne Logterman went to Rapid City on Friday to pick up her brother, Tim, who flew in from Bozeman, MT. Leroy (Duke) Logterman arrived early Sunday morning for the sale, being delayed a day by the snowstorm in Montana. Colder temps to deal with this past week, but the Logterman’s were busy all week in preparation for Mondays bull sale in Valentine.

Wow, where did this week go? This will officially be the short news week. Our fearless Circle C Grocery Store manager, Liz Ravenscroft, traveled to Lincoln to present evidence on the importance of grocery stores for community viability, to support a bill in the Legislature which would help fund small town stores.

The last issue of the Valentine Midland News featured my daughter- in-law Ashley Blume Vackiner, as the new Veterans Service Officer for Cherry County. It takes a special person to take care of our Veteran Heroes, and I am proud of her. She and my son Clay and their son Tylan live in Cody.

Jodi Arnold took four of her choir students from Cody-Kilgore High School to Kearney on Sunday. On Monday they took part in the University of Nebraska Kearney Honor Choir.

Notice: We are still having bake sales for fund raising; we will be baking Cinnamon Rolls!! Now lower price! Call in your order Monday- Wednesday and we will get them baked and have then ready for pick up on Fridays. Your choice of frosting, regular glazed, or caramel or caramel with pecans.

M Daily breakfast at Cody and Kilgore: cereal, toast, fruit, and milk. Daily lunch at Cody and Kilgore: salad bar, relish tray, bread, fruit and milk.

Laura Vroman Welcome to the second quarter of 2024. We ended last week with the arrival of Easter and our area pastors who shared their messages of FAITH, something we can all be grateful for.

Most of my family dreads the thought of going to a museum with me. It really doesn’t matter what the museum is, or how interested they might be in the subject, they’d prefer to do something, perhaps anything, else.

Season’s greetings from the Nebraska Poison Center! A friendly reminder that the holidays bring changes in routine and increase the risk of accidental exposure to poisons in the home. The Nebraska Poison Center would like to offer a few helpful holiday hints:

Don’t let winter stop you from bringing a bit of the outdoors inside. Take a break from the holiday rush for a bit of gardening and crafting relief. Grab a pruner and basket then wander through your landscape gathering a few evergreen branches, berry-laden stems, and cones to create a holiday centerpiece or décor.